Just before the start of the press conference, following his guidance Australia In their seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka here on Thursday, Warner grabbed two soft drink bottles lying in front of him and smiled, “Can I remove these? I have to keep it there though.”
“If it’s good enough for Cristiano, it’s good enough for me. That’s right,” he added, pouring back the two bottles.
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Ronaldo’s act of removing soft drinks during the European Championship press conference caused a massive loss of USD 4 billion to the global beverage giant.
Footage of Warner removing the bottles garnered considerable social media attention but no financial repercussions have been revealed yet.
A renowned fitness enthusiast, Ronaldo puts aside two bottles of Coca Cola during a press conference ahead of Portugal’s opening Euro match against Hungary.
The 36-year-old striker said “Leader!” Saying he picked up a bottle of water. In Portuguese, it appears to be urging people to choose water instead of aerated drinks.
The 35-year-old Warner, who has gone through a lean patch, was back in his elements on Thursday as his swashbuckling 42-ball 65, which included 10 fours, helped Australia chase down the target of just 155 runs. It got easier to do. 17 overs.
It was Australia’s second win in Super 12 matches and they looked like a strong contender other than England in the group to reach the semi-finals.
Warner was involved in two solid partnerships, – 70 in 6.5 overs with captain Aaron Finch (37 off 23 balls) and 50 others in 6.3 overs with former captain Steve Smith (28 not out off 26 balls).
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